International Property News Beat - India’s richest man’s $1billion 60-storey Mumbai family home, Asian housing prices to cool and Savills acquires Vietnam realtors
Tuesday, June 5th, 2007 
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- Savills acquires leading Vietnam real estate agents - Chesterton Petty [THANHNIENEWS]
- UK buyers still drawn to Bulgaria’s property offers - report [Sofia echo]
- International property markets resist US fall out, says Knight Frank [City Wire]
- Morgan Stanley Acquires Australia’s Investa Property Group for $3.9billion [New York Business]
- Australia’s richest man, James Packer plans Las Vegas hotel-casino [azcentral.com]
- Asian housing prices to cool: IMF [Asia PR]
- India’s richest man commences construction of $1 billion 60-storey family home in Mumbai [Guardian, BBC]
- Rising rates cool UK housing market [Telegraph]
- James Brown’s Manhattan Apartment Up for Sale [Real Estate Bloggers]
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One Response to “International Property News Beat - India’s richest man’s $1billion 60-storey Mumbai family home, Asian housing prices to cool and Savills acquires Vietnam realtors”
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Dr. Housing Bubble Says:
June 12th, 2007 at 12:40 amGlad to see that the US isn’t the only overpriced location in the world. We can all share in this housing credit bubble across the world. This place looks like LEGOS but hey, they can do what they want with their cash.
Dr. Housing Bubble
http://drhousingbubble.blogspot.com
